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I can't delete a native App Registration in Azure AD portal

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I just want to delete an AD app registration that I create for testing purpose. I can't delete it because the delete button is grayed out. Before I deleted another not used application without any problems! Any suggestions?

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Pierre-D Savard Avatar asked Nov 02 '17 18:11

Pierre-D Savard


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1 Answers

A bit late to the game, but when trying the above steps, they wouldn't work for me (was always disabled, and for some reason, I couldn't add myself as the owner, even though I'm global admin in that Azure AD tenant).

I came across this blog post which I think is the correct answer: Unable to remove app registrations in Azure AD

The gist of it:

Web api

  • Go to the app registration
  • Open up properties
  • Find multi-tenanted option, set it to no
  • Save
  • Delete

Native app

  • Go to the app registration
  • Open up the manifest
  • Click on Edit
  • Find 'availableToOtherTenants', change that to false
  • Save
  • Delete

I hate copy/pasting another person's blog post as an answer, but it's what got me going. Send him a shout out on his blog.

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Eric Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 22:09

Eric